Every parent, teacher, and babysitter needs a trusty back-pocket trick: something free, something instant, and something guaranteed to hold a child’s attention for longer than four minutes. Friends, we present the humble Paw Patrol coloring page!
Whether it’s a rainy Saturday, a long wait at the doctor’s office, a classroom transition, or a birthday party that needs a calm-down activity between the cake and the chaos, these pups come to the rescue every single time (fitting, isn’t it?).
So if your child(ren) or students are card-carrying members of the Adventure Bay fan club, they are going to be thrilled with these Free Printable Paw Patrol Coloring Pages! Here’s all you have to do:
- Click on your favorite Paw Patrol coloring page(s) below.
- Download the PDF file(s) to your computer.
- Print.
Simple as that!
Party planning tip! Print a stack of pages, set out a big bowl of crayons in the middle of the table, and you have an instant activity station that costs you exactly nothing. Print a few extras of the most popular pups, because everyone will want Chase, the athletic puppy character with the police badge, and Rubble, the iconic yellow pup with the hard hat and bulldozer. (Skye is also in extremely high demand, so plan accordingly!)
Classroom tip! Finished pages make an adorable bulletin board. Pin them up in a big circle with a “Teamwork Makes the Dream Work” banner in the middle, or laminate them into placemats for snack time.
And a fun tidbit for the trivia lovers: Marshall’s breed, the Dalmatian, has been the official firehouse dog for well over a hundred years, and Dalmatian puppies are actually born completely white! Their famous spots don’t start appearing until they’re about two weeks old. How wonderful is that?
However your family or classroom uses them, we hope these pages add a whole lot of joy to the day (and maybe a little quiet, which is its own kind of joy!).
For even more coloring fun, be sure to visit our Free Printable Dog Coloring Pages, our Free Printable Helicopter Coloring Pages, and our whole Free Printable Activity Pages library. New printables land all the time, so subscribe and keep coming back!
Chase Builds A Cute Snowman
Snow day fun with Chase! He’s stacked up three big snowballs, popped a carrot right on for a nose, and stuck two twiggy arms out the sides. Your little artists can go wild here: blue snow, purple snow, a rainbow scarf, whatever they dream up! And that carrot nose is just begging for a bright orange crayon. Grab it, print it, and color away!
Valentine Chase Heart Balloon Surprise
Aww, look at Chase with his bunch of heart balloons! He’s all ready to surprise a friend, and those balloons are the perfect spot for every shade of pink and red in the crayon box. Kids can even color each heart a different color (we always vote yes to rainbow hearts!). Such a sweet one to print for Valentine’s Day parties or a homemade card!
Carousel Horse Ride With Skye
Round and round we go! Skye is riding a spotted carousel horse, and this one is packed with fun details. Those spots can be any color your little artist likes (polka-dot horses are always a yes from us!). Add some swirly stripes on the pole and it’ll look just like the merry-go-round at the fair. Such a happy page to color!
Skye Floats Beside Bright Star
Blast off with Skye! She’s floating out in space in her round helmet with one bright star right next to her. Try coloring the sky dark blue or black with crayon, then adding little white dots for far-away stars. Fun fact the kids will love: there’s no gravity in space, so astronauts really do float exactly like this. So cool!
Rainy Day Chase Looks Outside
Rainy day, no problem! Chase is sitting by the window watching the raindrops slide down the glass, and it’s the coziest little scene. Your child(ren) or students can add gray clouds, blue puddles, and maybe even a rainbow peeking out. Here’s a fun trick: color the raindrops with a light blue pencil, then press harder on a few so they really pop!
Cute Storytime Puppies With Chase
Story time with Chase, and he’s got three puppy pals listening on the rug! This one is such a treat for kids who love reading (or being read to!). There’s a big book cover to fill in, three fluffy friends to color, and a rug that can be as stripey and wild as they want. A great pick for classroom quiet time!
Marshall Plays His Shiny Trumpet
Toot toot! Marshall is blowing his trumpet and the music notes are floating up above his head. Those notes are so fun to color, and there’s no rule saying music has to be one color, so go bananas! Marshall is a Dalmatian, which means lots of little spots to fill in too. Perfect for kids who love a bit of a coloring challenge!
Proud Officer Chase Smiling Portrait
Here’s Chase up close, smiling right at you with his police cap on and his badge shining! Because it’s a big portrait, it’s a nice easy one for younger colorers who are still working on staying inside the lines. Tip: color the badge with a yellow crayon, then go over it with a gold glitter pen to make it really sparkle!
Porch Guitar Strumming With Chase
Rock star Chase! He’s parked on a wooden porch step, strumming his little guitar, and honestly we can almost hear the song. Kids can pick a color for the guitar (bright red? sunny yellow?) and use brown pencils in a few different shades to make the wooden steps look real. Fun fact for the kids: guitars usually have six strings. Count them!
Rubble Decorates A Christmas Tree
Rubble is on tree duty! He’s hanging simple star ornaments all over a big Christmas tree, and there’s SO much to color here. Green tree, red stars, yellow stars, all of it. Here’s a favorite trick of ours: color the stars first, then add a dab of glitter glue on each one so the whole tree twinkles. Christmas cheer, sorted!
Winning Skye Golden Trophy Pose
Winner, winner! Skye is holding up her first place trophy and looking pretty proud about it. Kids love this one for reward charts, end-of-season parties, or just because winning feels good. Color the trophy gold or yellow, add a few white sparkle lines around it, and it’ll look like it’s really shining. Skye’s pink outfit is calling for the pink crayon too!
Heart Star Portrait With Skye
Skye tucked inside a great big heart with two tiny stars beside her! The heart frame makes this one look extra special, almost like a picture in a frame. Kids can color the border one color and the inside another so Skye really stands out. Cut it out when it’s done and it turns into the sweetest little card or bedroom wall art!
